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The Ulster Orchestra’s 2023/24 Season is now on sale and you’re invited to escape your everyday as the Orchestra tells stories of magicians, princes, pirates, Greek gods, dragons, marionettes, a hungry wolf – and much, much more!
You're invited to our lunchtime rehearsal!
We have pleasure in announcing that the application process is now open for our Professional Experience Scheme in the 2023/24 Season.
Ulster Orchestra announces an exciting collaboration with Neil Hannon
On Friday 10 March 2023, the Ulster Orchestra and their audience embraced an extraordinary combination and celebration of music from South and West Africa, alongside our own orchestral tradition; in an evening of ‘Boundary Breaking Fireworks’.
A new generation of bassoonists visited orchestra rehearsals at the Waterfront Hall
The 2022/23 Season is a musical menagerie for the senses. The Ulster Orchestra invites you to Immerse Yourself this season as we celebrate our artists, composers and conductors. This week, Clare Hammond joins us to perform two new works, including Orpheus by Canadian composer Samy Moussa. Montreal-born Moussa, currently based in Germany, wrote the work in 2017.
Come and Play is an opportunity for aspiring amateur musicians of all ages to come and play with Northern Ireland’s only symphony orchestra for a day. Amateur musicians play side-by-side with the Ulster Orchestra musicians, gaining valuable support and encouragement in an afternoon of rehearsals. The day culminates in a showcase concert for family and friends.
This week sees Ben Goldscheider making his debut with Ulster Orchestra in two venues: the Market Place Theatre, Armagh, and Belfast’s Ulster Hall, performing two concerti. Ahead of his performances, the artist kindly agreed to answer a few questions we had for him.
Statement from Auveen Sands, Chief Executive Officer, Ulster Orchestra